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A copy number variant at the HPDA-D12 locus confers compact plant architecture in cotton.
The New phytologist - 1 Feb 2021
Ji Gaoxiang, Liang Chengzhen, Cai Yingfan, Pan Zhaoe, Meng Zhigang, Li Yanyan, Jia Yinhua, Miao Yuchen, Pei Xinxin, Gong Wenfang, Wang Xiaoyang, Gao Qiong, Peng Zhen, Wang Liru, Sun Junling, Geng Xiaoli, Wang Pengpeng, Chen Baojun, Wang Peilin, Zhu Tao, He Shoupu, Zhang Rui, Du Xiongming
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Improving yield is a primary mission for cotton (Gossypium hirsutum) breeders; development of cultivars with suitable architecture for high planting density (HPDA) can increase yield per unit area. We characterized a natural cotton mutant, AiSheng98 (AS98), which exhibits shorter height, shorter branch length, and more acute branch angle than wild-type. A copy number variant at the HPDA locus on Chromosome D12...
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